Nine Entertainment and Foxtel have secured the NRL media rights until 2034 in a $5.3 billion deal. Nine will broadcast free-to-air games, including the Grand Final and State of Origin, while Foxtel and Kayo Sports will offer live coverage of all other games. The agreement marks a significant increase from the previous deal.
Nine Entertainment and Foxtel have secured the NRL media rights until 2034 in a $5.3bn deal. Nine will broadcast key games on free-to-air TV, while Foxtel and Kayo Sports will offer comprehensive live coverage, including all home and away games.
India and Bangladesh are set to resume cricketing ties with a proposed six-match white-ball series in September, following a year of strained relations. The Bangladesh Cricket Board has floated a tender for media rights, indicating a thaw.
Top tennis players will protest prize money at the French Open by limiting media appearances, demanding a larger share of tournament revenues. A 15-minute press conference walkout and refusal of additional interviews highlight their dispute with the Grand Slams.
IPL chairman Arun Dhumal discusses off-field controversies, the relationship with the Bangladesh board, the league's phenomenal viewership growth, and future expansion plans for both IPL and WPL. He expresses confidence in media rights valuation and the IPL's 'Make in India' brand status.
Zambian media advocates say upcoming elections will test the country's democratic progress, citing ongoing legal, economic, and structural pressures on journalists despite some improvements since 2021. Concerns include unequal access to public media and restrictive laws.
Cricket Australia negotiates with Amazon and Dazn for a 4-year UK rights deal covering Ashes tours, the 150th anniversary Test, and other matches, aiming to secure a long-term contract after past short-term agreements.
FIFA World Cup 2026 broadcasting rights in India remain uncertain as talks with potential broadcasters continue, with the Delhi High Court involved and a hearing scheduled for next week.
